Sac State baseball team fans find a home in the left field parking structure

Parking Structure I is the new place to watch games

Kayla Brown and Brooke Uhlenhop

Kayla Brown
February 24, 2020

Sacramento State’s Parking Structure I normally houses student and faculty cars, but during baseball season, it’s a fan’s dream viewing spot.

With a birdseye view of John Smith Field and plenty of space, it’s the ideal place for students and families to tailgate while watching the baseball games. 

Hear from students and a former pitcher’s dad about why they prefer to be left field fans.

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